Harry Tuttle - International Man of Mystery

Wow! Here's a blast from the past. OUTSTANDING, 1redshoe. I'll get into your catalogue tonight!

If you're into "Brazil" you are my kind of twisted.

And People THOUGHT that it was fiction.....at least at the time...

Terry Gilliam is one of the under - rated greats. Usually much smarter than his audience...so not loved like he ought to be. Good to know that the cogniscenti still remember him. He's looking like a bit of a Cassandra, at this point at least, at least with THAT meditation on the Modernist Dystopia.

Now...Did you requisition that Comment with a "92 stroke Zed" form?

No way I knew this myself - I learned this from wikipedia...The reference to form 27B-6, without which no work can be done by repairmen of the Department of Public Works, is a reference to George Orwell, who lived at Canonbury Square Apartment 27B, Floor 6, while writing parts of Nineteen Eighty-Four.

Awesome. I couldn't remember what it was - but Bob Hoskins and the virtual GLEE at being unhelpful. Just amazing. I loved that performance. And the suit full of sewage....Awesome.

So, thank you. I had never heard the backstory on that one. I am now better educated, and DULY impressed.

He'll of a film, no doubt.

Boger that.